>> well, you think that it would be boosting, you know, the obama campaign, but i don't think it's really having any impact -- impact at all. i know one of their primary goals is to get oil back down, below 95 which they did a good job with. the story with oil right now is you have excess supplies out there. the department of energy is reporting that they've got about 365 million barrels on hand. seasonally we only need about 330 right now. we've got about 10% more in inventory. the other thing is you have the keystone pipeline starting back up. that should push down gasoline prices in the midwest just a little bit. keep oil below that $90 area, but i think it will remain above about 87 1/2. that's the key technical level. liz: hold on a second. we're kind of languishing on the crude oil chart but should also be looking at nat gas which is down 4%. that i think is a significant move because some people had real hope that natural gas would start to really muscle up. >> well, nat gas is going to hinge on that forecast for the weather. i mean it really -- you saw quite a bit of inventory com